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photo  Labour Party

 Labour Party

Páirtí an Lucht Oibre The Labour Party

photo  Conservatives (UK)

 Conservatives (UK)

Conservative and Unionist Party (more commonly known as the Conservative Party) - the most successful political party in the history of the United Kingdom.

photo  Lib Dems (UK)

 Lib Dems (UK)

Liberal Democrats (UK) The third-largest party in the UK Parliament.

photo  DUP

 DUP

Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) / Páirtí Aontachtach Daonlathach

photo  SNP (UK)

 SNP (UK)

Scottish National Party (SNP) / Pàrtaidh Nàiseanta na h-Alba/ Scottis Naitional Pairtie

photo  Sinn Féin (UK)

 Sinn Féin (UK)

Sinn Féin - party in Ireland, currently the second-largest party in the Northern Ireland Assembly. / Sinn Féin - páirtí Poblachtánach Sóisialach Éireannach.

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 OTHER

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Labour Party146.48%
Conservatives (UK)4319.91%
Lib Dems (UK)73.24%
DUP20.93%
SNP (UK)10.46%
Sinn Féin (UK)14667.59%
OTHER31.39%
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U.K. Budget Deficit for October Was Worst Since 1993


Britain’s budget deficit in October was the worst for the month since records began in 1993 as the recession destroyed tax revenue and welfare costs surged. The 11.4 billion-pound ($19 billion) shortfall compared with a deficit of 130 million pounds a year earlier, the Office for National Statistics said in London today. The median of 17 forecasts in a Bloomberg News survey was for a 7 billion-pound deficit. Prime Minister Gordon Brown and opposition leader David Cameron are vying for the support of voters before a general election due by June by showing their determination to reduce borrowing without hitting key services. Brown today will seek to enshrine in law a commitment to halve the deficit in four years. “There is no doubt that fiscal policy will have to be tightened ...


cici - 4 months ago